trac2rst
I use trac2rst to help me in the task to pass documentacion from trac to sphinx (reStructuredText). I usally copy the trac wiki page to a temporaly file, run the script, copy the output to the new rest file and do manual changes.
Features
The idea is use this tool to do the more tedious work (I mean transforming lists, links and inliners). You must review and fix the result later.
- It only processes:
Headers (sections at 4 levels)
Lists (bullets and numbered)
Trac links.
A subject of trac and rest inliners
- It does NOT support (a lot):
Trac macros
Trac processors
Links between wiki pages
Rest definition lists, etc
Preformatting
Images
Tables
Footnotes
Anchors
Citations
Comments
A lot more …
Usage example
Type trac2rst –help
You can view a simple wiki transfomation (used for manual test):
$ bin/trac2rst -i src/trac2rst/tests/wikitext.txt -u https://trac.yaco.es/project/ -o /tmp/test.rst && rst2html /tmp/test.rst /tmp/test.html && firefox /tmp/test.html
Disclaimer
This is a quick and dirty tool. It does not use reST or wiki processor. The work is done using regular expressions.
License
trac2rst is offered under the MIT license.
Credits
Changelog
0.2.1 (2011-12-19)
fix error in project url
0.2 (2011-12-19)
pep8 compliant
Global variables removed
Set a TODO comment por preformated text
0.1 (2011-12-19)
First Release
Metadata
Release files for trac2rst 0.2.1
For a detailed explanation of source distributions (sdists) and built distributions (wheels), please see the package formats documentation.
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